Food Inspector Simulator Announced for PC
The announcement adds a morally gray job simulator to PlayWay's catalog, where inspection outcomes depend on player choices about fines, suspensions, or bribes.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
PlayWay and Spoiled Food announced Food Inspector Simulator, a job simulator set in 1990s Poland. Players act as a sanitation inspector checking bars, shops, and restaurants. They inspect refrigerators, warehouses, kitchens, and employee toilets, question owners, and decide whether to fine, suspend, or accept a bribe. The game is planned for PC via Steam with Japanese language support.
PlayWay and Spoiled Food have announced Food Inspector Simulator, a new job simulator set in 1990s Poland. The setting reflects a time when legislation lagged behind business growth, and owners assume things will work out somehow.
Players conduct inspections at bars, shops, and restaurants. They check refrigerators, warehouses, kitchens, and employee toilets, and question owners to uncover what they tried to hide. At the end of each inspection, the player writes the report and chooses whether to impose a fine, suspend the business, or accept a bribe and look the other way.
The game is planned for PC via Steam, and the store page lists Japanese language support.
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